TU Dublin Online Open Evening

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Online, Thursday 13th January

TU Dublin welcomes over 1,000 more undergraduate students every year than any other University in Ireland. We pride ourselves on working really hard to give every one of our students an excellent educational experience. So, why not join us at our upcoming online open events where you can find out about studying at TU Dublin and take the opportunity to chat with Lecturers and Students from across the University and attend a variety of talks.


Date:
Thursday 13th January
Time:
6.00pm
Price:
Free

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